the continuous improvment ecosystem

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Improvements are innovation In order to keep up and stay ahead in the competitive market we need speed. Speed with handling. Sustainable speed. Lap after lap. We need to build that ability! Read this and give me a call :-) +4676-0088114 Best regards, Mattias Tronje. Changemaker @ DEK Technologies.

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Looking for sustainable change which sticks in your organization? Want to get hold of your employees potential? Want to grow your teams maturity and ability to self-organize? Read this and give me a call :-) +4676-0088114 Best regards, Mattias Tronje. Changemaker @ DEK Technologies.

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Page 1: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Improvements are innovation

In order to keep up and stay ahead in the competitive market we need

speed. Speed with handling.

Sustainable speed. Lap after lap. We need to build that

ability!Read this and give me a call :-) +4676-0088114 Best regards, Mattias Tronje. Changemaker @ DEK Technologies.

Page 2: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

The common “anti-pattern”

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Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration

Short term result driven. Can not see /

accept the gap between now and

vision.

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Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration

Results driven by effort, not

focus

Over utilizing /

over efforting

Fragmented work / effort

Not getting things

done / low results

Command & control

Not aware. Running faster in order to compensate for

deficiency.

Page 5: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration

Results driven by effort, not

focus

Over utilizing /

over efforting

Fragmented work / effort

Not getting things

done / low results

Command & control

Extra time reporting

Extra progress reporting

Micro-management

Extra planning

Extra, extra

Creates overburden which we compensate

in order keep up with…

Page 6: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration

“We need to fix this

right now!”

“The” manager

Command & control

Not owning

my direction

One common

way is to…

Page 7: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration Command & control

We need “The” improvement

project!

Bring in the consultants!“The” manager

…running even faster…

Page 8: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration Command & control

We’re done. Bye!

No trust, no commitment.

No accountability,

no ownership.

No results, no value.

But does change stick?

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Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Too long leap

(maybe a time period of several years)

Uncharted, unknown territory

Frustration

And we keep on…

Page 10: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Feasible leap

(maybe a time period of 2-10 weeks)

Definition of next wanted condition(comprehensive and feasible distance)

Mission statement(our part of realizing the vision)

Uncharted, unknown territ

ory

Build the ability to improve

Page 11: The continuous improvment ecosystem

Definition of current condition(value stream map, self-assessment towards a maturity model, etc.)

Vision / long term target

Definition of next wanted condition(comprehensive and feasible distance)

Mission statement(our part of realizing the vision)

Uncharted, unknown territ

orySystemizing improvement

work

Creates value

Creates direction, purpose, alignment,

focus, results

CoachingVisibility & awareness

Feasible leap

(maybe a time period of 2-10 weeks)

We help you build the ability to improve. We help you make change

stick!

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We want self-organization. We want to get hold of our employees potential in order

to create value! So we believe in…

“Respect people”

“People and interactions over processes and tools”

We also believe discipline is crucial!

By being trusted we commit.

By committing we take on accountability.

By being accountable we take ownership.

By ownership we create results and sustainable value.

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We do it by;• Establishing the PDCA cycle

• Driving envisioning to establish direction.• Grasping the current condition of your organization or part of it.• By knowing direction and current condition we set the next target condition.• Building in the PDCA cycle to your current way of working (work cycle planning,

implementation and retrospective).• Train your staff in the simple work cycle.• Train your staff in Agile and Lean values in order to identify improvements in the

current process by looking at it in value stream and waste reduction perspective.

“Culture beats strategy every time”- Randy Pennington

We support you in creating culture in a very practical manner. In order to change we need to establish new patterns. Patterns are created by repetition. We systemize the pattern of working with improvements and by doing so we secure that change stick!

Our services in Continuous Improvements

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The values of our services

• We help you systemize your day-to-day operations– Aligning short term planning, implementation and follow up so it works

towards your vision / long term target.– We create a new pattern so you establish a new behavior and culture of

learning, improving and innovating.– Creating a way of thinking and system built in to your day-to-day work for

evolving your business no matter what the content is.– Engaging and getting the most out of the potential from employees by

making them owners of their improvements.– Creating purpose in making it visible that day-to-day work strives towards

long term targets and that we actually can achieve progress in improving.

• Awareness and direction in where we are and want to go.• Sustainable pace “lap after lap”.

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“Bi-products” of our services

• Empowerment of your teams.• Self-organization in your teams (only comes from making the

employees owners of their work, result and maintaining it over time).

• Cross-functionality in your teams (only comes from degrees of self-organization and the realization of flow efficiency in the value stream).

• Waste removal and flow efficiency in your processes / value stream.

• A potential shift in leadership where we go from telling (command & control) to removal of impediments and monitoring progress.

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Ok then - how much does it cost?

Based on one team of 7-10 people we need:• Establishing the PDCA cycle - 160h incl. preparation,

implementation and documentation.– Driving envisioning to establish direction – 40h.– Grasping the current condition of your organization or part of it – 40h.– By knowing direction and current condition we set the next target condition – 40h.– Building in the PDCA cycle to your current way of working (work cycle planning, implementation and

retrospective) – somewhere around 40h.

• Train your staff in the simple work cycle – 8h.• Train your staff in Agile and Lean values in order to identify

improvements in the current process by looking at it in value stream and waste reduction perspective – 8h.

• On-going coaching every work cycle – 8h / work cycle.